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Noswet Roll ON Spray Noswet Roll ON Spray

Noswet Roll ON Spray

Quantity Description: packet of 50 ml Spray
Manufacturer: Seagull Pharmaceutical Pvt Ltd
Price: ₹ 150.0

Information about Noswet Roll ON Spray

Noswet Spray is an Anti-perspirant which contains Aluminium Chloride.

Role of key ingredients:
Aluminium chloride is used to control excessive sweating. It have an astringent action on the skin cells, which results in inhibition of sweating.

Directions of use:
Noswet should only be applied to your skin. It is best to use Noswet at night before going to sleep when the sweat glands are least active. Wash off in the morning and do not re-apply during the day.

Use under medical supervision.

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I had dark circles since childhood. Help me with some eye roll on medicine and tips.

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General Physician, Cuttack
I had dark circles since childhood. Help me with some eye roll on medicine and tips.
1.Apply fresh lemon juice with a cotton ball on the affected area ,leave it for 15-20 minutes wash it off with water. Repeat the process twice daily for few months 2.Massage vitamin E oil into affected area for 10 minutes twice daily for few week 3.Mix one tsf of turmeric powder and one tsf of lemon juice. Apply it on affected area, leave it for 20 minutes, rinse it off with water. Continue it daily for few weeks. 4.apply fresh Aloevera gel on affected area before going to bed, leave it over night, rinse it off in the morning. Repeat it daily for few week 5.Consult skin specialist for further advice.
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Hi. Can anyone tell me how to prevent sweating in private area? Or can we use roll on or deodorant there?

BHMS, MD - Homeopathy
Homeopathy Doctor, Vadodara
Use a powder to keep the skin dry... Also choose good Cotton clothes and undergarments. if the perspiration is excessive then take proper homoeopathic treatment to control it.

I can get hard (penis) with my skin rolled up but if I roll it down and get hard in the slightest i'm in horrible pain.

BHMS
Homeopathy Doctor, Hooghly
I can get hard (penis) with my skin rolled up but if I roll it down and get hard in the slightest i'm in horrible pain.
Apply coconut oil in semi erect position and move the skin up n down for few days, then it will be smoothen.

My penis skin is tight and attached when I roll it down it hurts when I masturbate so I dnt roll the skin is it ok or I have ani problem.

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Homeopath, Murshidabad
My penis skin is tight and attached when I roll it down it hurts when I masturbate so I dnt roll the skin is it ok or...
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I am having itching and redness between my chest and skin roll up wen I itch Is there any cream or lotion to prevent this?

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Dermatologist, Moga
I am having itching and redness between my chest and skin roll up wen I itch
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